Bose tracheal retractor 6 1/4" left sharp

Designed for tracheal retraction in ENT and general surgery procedures.
The sharp tip supports focused engagement during controlled tissue retraction.
Its left-sided configuration helps maintain access from a defined approach.
Its 6 1/4" length provides practical reach around the operative field.
As a retractor, it helps hold tissue aside for clearer working access.
The focused design supports deliberate positioning during instrument handling.

Brand: surgivalley

$33.22 $44.00

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SKU: 005212211

Categorias: Afastadores, Afastadores

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Focused Retraction for Controlled Surgical Access

The Bose tracheal retractor 6 1/4" left sharp is a hand-held retractor designed to help maintain exposure during procedures requiring focused tissue retraction. Its left-oriented configuration and sharp tip support deliberate positioning at the operative site, while the 6 1/4" dimension provides a practical reach for controlled handling. Suitable for ENT and General Surgery workflows, it can assist with maintaining access and visualization when retraction is part of the surgical task. The instrument’s straightforward design supports familiar setup, manipulation, and transfer within a coordinated sterile-field workflow.

Use Cases

Support focused retraction during ENT procedures involving tracheal or adjacent surgical exposure.
Assist with maintaining access and visualization during General Surgery procedures where a tracheal retractor is appropriate.
Use the left-oriented configuration when the required retraction direction aligns with the operative approach.
Position the sharp tip deliberately for controlled engagement during retraction tasks.
Include in instrument setups where a 6 1/4" retractor is suitable for the planned exposure.

Specifications

Tip Type	Sharp
Dimension	6 1/4"

Care & Handling

Clean the instrument according to facility protocols and the applicable manufacturer instructions for use.
Inspect the sharp tip and retractor surfaces before and after use for damage, deformation, residue, or other visible concerns.
Handle the sharp tip carefully during transfer, cleaning, and storage to reduce the risk of injury or instrument damage.
Store the retractor in a manner that protects its tip and keeps it available for orderly surgical setup.

General use; follow facility protocols.

Tip Type

Sharp